I inquired about an ad in my local paper about a 3BR/1BA/2 Car Garage house for sale in a great neighborhood, "solid house, but needs work."

When you think about it, federal law covers about everything we do at some point, from breathing air, what we eat, where you can be, what you put in a toilet and what you may say, everything in commerce is regulated, even your personal ability to contract, so to say there is no federal law concerning something is most likely an uninformed statement, remember too that state powers are granted at the federal level.

If they were a good employee (renter) you would expect them to stop the behavior in question (pet using your property as a toilet) and you would warn them that any damage would come out of their paycheck (security deposit). 

3) The attorney then has the buyer sign all the documentation for the promissory note and the security instrument. 4) At the end of the closing the seller usually leaves with a check and the buyer leaves with a bunch of papers saying he now owns an equitable interest in a piece of real property located at blah blah blah. 5) The lender is now the beneficiary of this deed of trust but what is the buyer once this deed of trust is created?

However, today on a different property we sent out a letter to tennant to remind them not to pour cooking grease down the drain because it clogs the pipes and that is why their drains have been draining slow.So the more important the correspendence the more of a paper trial you need.

I've learned it's very important for someone to pass both the hard paper test (credit score, background check, references, etc.) and the gut instinct.

We reduce water usage by installing water saving shower heads, faucet aerators, and efficient toilets.

In case you do not knowCalifornia water service is offering free toilet delivered to your door, for areas that is affected by the drought.Just ordered three toilet for one of my rental property in San Mateo.

Recent toilets (the past 10-15 years) use about 1.6 gallons per flush. 

VA NOVA HCOL area.I have read a lot of good threads on separating income/costs for an easier paper trail and plan to create a couple new bank accounts; one to receive the monthly rent and a second account to hold the security deposit.